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Ayios Ioannis (Heraea)

PKC1731
TITLEAyios Ioannis (Heraea)
WGS84 37.613048° N, 21.862841° E
Accuracy Unknown

LAT/LON 37.613048, 21.862841
LON/LAT 21.862841, 37.613048

DMS 37° 36' 46.9728" N,21° 51' 46.2276" E

W3Wsettlers, singing, awake
UTM34 S, 576152, 4163233
EGSA87 311221, 4164743

Elevation m149
Elevation feet 488.8
RegionArcadia





GENERAL SITE TYPE  Artifacts

TYPE

1.    Artifacts.   Howell [1970], 102    'In 1887 the Louvre acquired a gold sauceboat, said to have come from the region of Heraea, though no more exact details of a provenance are known.'


PERIOD (High Chronology)

1. EH: (3100 BC - 2000 BC)
    a.    Howell [1970]: 102, 'The sauceboat was not recognized as Early Helladic until Childe published it as such in 1924.'

NOTE

1.  A gold sauceboat

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.  Howell [1970]:  Howell, R.. ‘A Survey of Eastern Arcadia in Prehistory’, The Annual of the British School at Athens. 65. November, 1970. 79-127., '56. Ayios Ioannis (anc. Heraea)', pg. 102. Online here.

Nearest shoreline

The closest shoreline to C1731 is at 37.48262° N, 21.61885° E, a straight-line distance of 25 km and 971 m.